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Verfasst: 22. Mai 2015 um 9:31
Aktualisiert: 19. Juli 2015 um 13:37

I am running this with two 780tis. I can play on ultra but it has a slight stutter to it and that is just ridiculous. Also when on the move i have noticed things just popping into existence trees, people, monsters everything it really breaks the immersion they promised. The controls are not k&b friendly at all ALSO lets not forgot about those random crashes. The game itself just feels very unoptimized for the pc I hope they have some future updates to address these problems.

Other than the above mentioned i am enjoying the storyline, crafting, and side quests. However until those problems are fixed i can not recommend this game.

EDIT: Before it was a thumbs down but now after all these patches everything is finally fixed. They did a great job amazing game.
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Kait 26. Mai 2015 um 17:27 
I guess it is a problem with the game then, hope an patch comes out that fixes this.
Grim 26. Mai 2015 um 17:11 
no you are quite right actually but i have never had any problems with stuttering before EVER so for it to be happening now suddenly when any other game i have ever played as run perfectly smooth just irked me.
Kait 26. Mai 2015 um 16:34 
Reading this, I would like to point out two things:

Nvidia is the real person to blame here, as a 960 can easily out-preform the 780 in this game, due to what they did with gameworks. I suggest you research into that a bit.

Secondly, doesn't SLI normally have a lot of stuttering, easily found from a quick google search, which is again at fault of Nvidias.

While I'm not saying the game isn't optimized the best, not all of it is fault of CD project Reds, and things for optimizing still needs to be fixed on CD projekts own part, as they already have begun to do.

Also, the main thing I may be wrong about is the SLI stuff, so please correct me if I'm wrong about that.